Paul Bond
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Since you asked for WWII Occupied Europe books, I can think of two - sort of - that might fit the bill, although I don't know that I would necessarily call them epics.
MILA 18 by Leon Uris is about Allied-occupied Berlin right after the end of the war. It's been quite a while since I read it, but most of his books are pretty good (try Battle Cry or Exodus)
The Expendable Spy by (I think) Jack Hunter (not sure) is more of a spy novel, about an American dropped into Germany right at the end of the war who gets involved in all sorts of shenanigans.
MILA 18 by Leon Uris is about Allied-occupied Berlin right after the end of the war. It's been quite a while since I read it, but most of his books are pretty good (try Battle Cry or Exodus)
The Expendable Spy by (I think) Jack Hunter (not sure) is more of a spy novel, about an American dropped into Germany right at the end of the war who gets involved in all sorts of shenanigans.
